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Adapted from the hit TV series, the story follows the Crawley family, the wealthy owners of a large estate in the English countryside in the early 20th century.

Cast: Matthew Goode, Tuppence Middleton

Crew: Michael Engler (Director), Ben Smithard (Director of Photography), John Marzano (Director of Photography), John Lunn (Music Director)

Rating: U/A (India), PG (Singapore), M18 (Singapore), PG13 (United Arab Emirates)

Genres: History

Release Dates: 28 Nov 2019 (Singapore | Wide Theatrical Release), 21 Nov 2019 (Russia | Wide Theatrical Release), 01 Nov 2019 (Mexico | Wide Theatrical Release), 18 Oct 2019 (India | Wide Theatrical Release), 25 Sep 2019 (France | Wide Theatrical Release), 20 Sep 2019 (United States | Wide Theatrical Release), 20 Sep 2019 (Spain | Wide Theatrical Release), 20 Sep 2019 (Canada | Wide Theatrical Release), 19 Sep 2019 (United Arab Emirates | Wide Theatrical Release), 13 Sep 2019 (United Kingdom | Wide Theatrical Release), 12 Sep 2019 (New Zealand | Wide Theatrical Release), 12 Sep 2019 (Netherlands | Wide Theatrical Release)

Tagline: We've Been Expecting You

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12 Critic Reviews

Watch only if any of this sets a tingle down your spine.

Shalini Langer, Indian Express

From its spectacularly detailed aesthetic to the characters’ march down well-worn personality paths, the movie argues insistently for the status quo.

Jeannette Catsoulis, The New York Times

It makes a brilliantly entertaining case for tradition, stability, and aristocracy.

Kyle Smith, National Review

Fans of the series cannot miss the imperial visit and from what we hear, there might be a sequel too!

Delnaz Divecha, BookMyShow

‘Downton Abbey’ is in the house, splendidly picking up where the PBS series left off.

Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times

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Cast

as Henry Talbot

as Lucy Smith

as York Townfolk

as Conductor

as Nanny Harewood

as Tom Branson

as Footman

as Dancer

as Paper Boy

as Mr. Bates

as Albert the Hall Boy

Darren Strange

as Detective

David Haig

as Mr Wilson

Diane Halling

as Countess of Harrowby

as Lord Mertonf

as Cora Crawley

as Marigold

as Sybbie

as Queen Mary

as Bertie Hexham

as Robert Crawley

as Maud Bagshaw

as Tony Sellick

as Mr. Carson

as Anna Bates

as Marigold

as Princess Mary

as Mr. Molesley

as Lady Edith

as Mrs. Patmore

as Violet Crawley

as Gentleman

as Gentleman

as House Porter

as Richard Ellis

as Royal Footman

as Aristocrat

as Andy Parker

as Lady Mary Talbot

as Downton Villager

as George

as Isobel Merton

as Chris Webster

as Policeman

as Monsieur Courbet

as Mrs. Hughes

as Miss Baxter

as Mrs. Webb

as Thomas Barrow

Supporting Actor

as King George V

as Daisy Mason

Stephen Campbell Moore

as Captain Chetwode

as Bertie Hexham

as Royal Footman

as Downton Villager

as George

as Dancer

Crew

Direction

Director

Michael Engler

First Assistant Director

Toby Ford

Second Assistant Director

Adam Byles

Assistant Director

Tony Aherne

Production

Producer

Gareth Neame

Julian Fellowes

Liz Trubridge

Production Company

Carnival Film & Television

Focus Features

Perfect World Pictures

Co-Producer

Mark Hubbard

Executive Producer

Brian Percival

Nigel Marchant

Distribution

Distributor

United International Pictures

Universal Pictures International

Writers

Screenplay Writer

Julian Fellowes

Camera and Electrical

Director of Photography

Ben Smithard

John Marzano

Key Grip

Tony Sankey

Music

Music Director

John Lunn

Composer

David James Rosen

Sound

Sound Effects Editor

Alex Gibson

Sound Re-recording Mixer

Brad Rees

Nigel Heath

Foley Artist

Philip Moroz

Art

Production Designer

Art Director

Set Dresser

Carpenter

Casting

Casting Director

Jill Trevellick

Choreography

Choreographer

Diana Scrivener

Costume and Wardrobe

Costume Designer

Anna Mary Scott Robbins

Editorial

Editor

Mark Day

First Assistant Editor

Thy Quach

Assistant Editor

Bethany Giblin

Makeup and Hair

Makeup Artist

Hair Stylist

Marketing and Public Relations

Graphic Designer

Kimberley Bright

Special Effects

Special Effects Technician

Roy Murfin

Special Effects Studio

Framestore

Stunts

Stunt Coordinator

Rowley Irlam

Stunt Performer

David R Grant

Visual Effects

Visual Effects Producer

Ken Dailey

Visual Effects Supervisor

Kyle McCulloch

Digital Compositor

Cyrille Gohier

Itamar Aloni

Technical Details

Film Type:

Feature

Language:

English

Colour Info:

Color

Frame Rate:

24 fps

Aspect Ratio:

2.39:1 (Scope)

Stereoscopy:

Archival Source:

QubeVault

Fun Stuff

Taglines:

We've Been Expecting You

Filming Locations:

England, UK
Wentworth Woodhouse, Wentworth, South Yorkshire, England

Trivia:

Alan Leech and Max Brown were both in the TV show The Tudors. Max Brown played Edward Seymour,Jane Seymours brother. Alan Leech played Francis Derham a courtier who was killed because of his relationship with Catherine Howard.

Imelda Staunton is the real-life wife of Jim Carter.

The movie is shot in the widescreen 2.39:1 "scope" aspect ratio, unlike the TV series which was shot in 16:9.

Tuppence Middleton, Allen Leech, and Matthew Goode previously appeared together in the movie The Imitation Game.

Filming Start Date:

10 Aug 2018

Buzz

Chicago-area ‘Downton Abbey’ fans don their vintage finery for ‘Downton Live’ bash in Pilsen

19 Jul 2019, by Steve Johnson